Senior technology consulting without the big-firm overhead
Enterprise networking, cybersecurity, infrastructure, data center, virtualization, and AI consulting delivered through experienced technical leadership and an efficient project-based model.
Core capabilities
Strategic architecture and hands-on implementation from the same senior engineers.
Enterprise networking
Design, modernization, segmentation, routing and switching, WAN and SD-WAN, wireless, high availability.
Network security
Firewall architecture, Fortinet and Cisco security, secure access, zero-trust concepts, assessments, remediation.
Data center & infrastructure
Compute, network, storage and rack planning; monitoring, documentation and DCIM strategy.
Virtualization & enterprise systems
VMware vSphere, ESXi, vCenter, vSAN, Windows Server, Active Directory, modernization and migration.
DCIM, NetBox & documentation
Asset inventory, IPAM, topology documentation, data normalization, NetBox deployment and modeling.
AI & automation
AI readiness assessments, workflow integration, automation strategy, and infrastructure for AI workloads.
Why organizations work with Sybis
Senior expertise, directly
You work with experienced technical leadership from the first call to the final deliverable. No layers of junior consultants or account management between you and the people doing the work.
Decades of enterprise experience
Nearly three decades of enterprise networking, security, data center and virtualization work across commercial, federal-adjacent, and integrator environments.
Fast, efficient delivery
A lean model without big-firm overhead means faster starts, shorter cycles, and competitive fixed-price engagements.
Documentation and architecture discipline
Every engagement produces artifacts your team can operate from: diagrams, runbooks, inventories, and decision records.
Strategy through implementation
The same people who design the architecture can plan, implement, troubleshoot, and hand it over.
Modern engineering methods
AI-assisted research, documentation, and automation are used to accelerate delivery and improve consistency, backed by senior review at every step.
Common engagement types
Defined scope, defined deliverables, fixed price wherever practical.
- Infrastructure assessment
- Network architecture review
- Firewall / security assessment
- Data center design review
- Virtualization assessment
- Migration planning
- DCIM / NetBox deployment
- AI readiness assessment
Environments served
Commercial enterprises, federal contractors, integrators, and organizations that need experienced technical SMEs for defined projects.
Commercial enterprise
Multi-site campus and data center environments with Cisco, Fortinet, and VMware footprints.
Federal prime contractors & integrators
Subcontract architecture, engineering, security, and documentation support for defined tasks and surge periods.
MSPs and consulting firms
Senior-level bench strength for assessments, migrations, escalations, and deliverables your team does not staff in-house.
Government-adjacent organizations
Infrastructure work in environments with elevated documentation, change control, and security expectations.
How engagements work
Outcomes and deliverables, not labor hours.
- 1
Scope
A short conversation to understand the environment, the objective, and the constraints. Most engagements are scoped from a single call and a document review.
- 2
Proposal
A written scope with deliverables, timeline, assumptions, and a fixed price wherever practical.
- 3
Delivery
Direct engagement with senior technical leadership. Remote by default; on-site where the work requires it.
- 4
Handover
Documentation, diagrams, and recommendations your team can operate and build from.
Engagement formats
- Fixed-price project engagements
- Architecture and technical assessments
- Short-term expert consulting
- Project-based implementations
- Remote professional services
- 1099 / corp-to-corp consulting
- Subcontracting partnerships
- Fractional senior technical expertise
Tell us what you're trying to accomplish.
A scoped proposal usually follows a single conversation.